Yiveco Modified Mobile Toilet

There are two common ways to modify a Yiveco into a mobile toilet, which can effectively solve the problems of bathing and using the toilet during self-driving tours.

Independent Bathroom Inside the Vehicle

Setting up an independent bathroom inside a Yiveco is a relatively comprehensive modification method. This modification usually requires reasonable planning and re-layout of the interior space. Generally, a relatively independent and well-organized area at the rear or middle of the vehicle is chosen to create the bathroom.

In terms of facilities, a toilet will be installed. Common types include portable toilets or fixed toilets similar to those in residential bathrooms. Portable toilets are easy to clean and move, while fixed toilets offer greater comfort and stability during use. At the same time, to meet bathing needs, simple shower equipment will be equipped, including showerheads and water tanks. The capacity of the water tank will be selected according to actual needs to ensure an adequate supply of hot water. In addition, a ventilation system will be installed to ensure air circulation in the bathroom and prevent the accumulation of odors. The ventilation system generally consists of an exhaust fan and ventilation ducts. The exhaust fan can expel the foul air from the bathroom to the outside of the vehicle, and the ventilation ducts guide the air flow.

Mini Bathroom on the Right Side of the Rear

Setting up a mini bathroom on the right side of the rear is also a practical modification plan. This modification method is relatively compact and mainly targets situations with limited space. The mini bathroom usually integrates toilet and bathing functions.

For toilet use, a portable toilet is generally used. This type of toilet is small in size and light in weight, making it easy to install and remove. For bathing, a small showerhead and a small-capacity water tank will be provided. Due to limited space, the capacity of the water tank may be relatively small, but it is sufficient to meet simple rinsing needs. To save space, the door of the mini bathroom may adopt a folding design. When not in use, the door can be folded up to reduce space occupation. At the same time, ventilation openings will also be set up to ensure fresh air in the bathroom.

Whether setting up an independent bathroom inside the vehicle or a mini bathroom on the right side of the rear, it is necessary to consider issues such as the vehicle's load-bearing capacity, the modification of the water and electricity systems, and waterproofing to ensure that the modified mobile toilet is safe, practical, and comfortable.